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Google won't have to sell Chrome, after ruling in search antitrust trial(digiday.com)
1 points by lhpz 1y ago|1 comments
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by lhpz 2y ago
A stock retains value even without producing dividends. Allowing wealth tax payments in the form of stock, rather than cash, addresses the liquidity issue, especially for large family-owned companies. The challenge lies in accurately valuin
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Mistral AI Non-Production License(mistral.ai)
3 points by lhpz 2y ago|0 comments
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by lhpz 3y ago
The OS would notify the app that its IP address has changed. The app can then send this new IP to its notification server, for future notification to arrive at the correct IP. No need for an Apple notification server here. This would still
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by lhpz 3y ago
This 1958 short film (in French) about Plastics is available on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lG1hZyQUF6Y Was commissioned by an industrialist selling plastics, but is rather high-end for and ad ! Worth watching.
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by lhpz 4y ago
Yes. There is a 2h15min high-speed train service between Paris and London via the channel tunnel (Eurostar), which is missing in the data. With connections, part of France is reachable from London, and vice versa. I guess the Deutsche Bahn
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The Reason Amazon's Making Its Own TVs(fool.com)
1 points by lhpz 5y ago|1 comments
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by lhpz 5y ago
If you're interested in the history of Innovation, there is another great reference to add to your list: Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital: The Dynamics of Bubbles and Golden Ages, by Carlota Perez This is a bedside book
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by lhpz 5y ago
There is one very important book missing from this list: Diffusion of Innovation by Everett Rogers (1). Most of the innovation teaching in business schools today, is directly inspired from this book, first published in 1962. You’d be surpri
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Google extends third party cookie deadline until late 2023(digiday.com)
104 points by lhpz 5y ago|64 comments
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by lhpz 5y ago
If you want to store solar heat, you cannot beat water @4000J/kg.K. Black barrels of water is probably the best solution, yet a very simple solution. I've checked the thermal capacity tables, only ammonia would do a slightly bette
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by lhpz 5y ago
The thermal resistance of raw earth is not good, similar to that of concrete. Thermal conductivity is around 10 W/m.K. To be compared to 0.1 W/m.K for a typical building insulating material. But raw earth is porous and will store
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by lhpz 5y ago
The interesting question would be to know if the mix of raw earth + additives necessary for 3D printing, can be reused for a new construction after 20 years. The raw earth used for traditional building techniques like rammed earth, can be r
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by lhpz 6y ago
Seek Thermal is an alternative provider for thermal cameras: https://www.thermal.com/
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by lhpz 6y ago
Let me expand on this thermodynamical metaphor. Open systems that may exchange matter and/or energy with their environment, can maintain or even decrease their own entropy. This is how living organisms exist, without violating the seco
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by lhpz 6y ago
In 2013, the President of Mali asked France for help in stopping an attack on the capital Bamako by Islamic groups from the North of the country, whose goal was to establish a second Islamic state in the Sahel region, modeled after the Isla
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by lhpz 6y ago
If you look at what a company really is from a different perspective, then it makes complete sense that an internal innovator cannot exist inside any established organization. Let’s examine how any company came to be: it first started with
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by lhpz 6y ago
I think there is an interesting generalization to be made here: major innovations cannot be introduced to the market by raising billions to fund aggressive marketing push campaigns. Only minor innovations can follow this route to market, an